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William Gibson published his first novel, the hallucinatory cyberpunk hacker thriller Neuromancer, in 1984.
Neuromancer, famously, gave us the term ­cyberspace and the vision of the Internet as a lawless, spellbinding realm. And, with its two sequels, Count Zero (1986) and Mona Lisa Overdrive (1988), it
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Excerpts from the article:
William Gibson published his first novel, the hallucinatory cyberpunk hacker thriller Neuromancer, in 1984.
Neuromancer, famously, gave us the term ­cyberspace and the vision of the Internet as a lawless, spellbinding realm. And, with its two sequels, Count Zero (1986) and Mona Lisa Overdrive (1988), it
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The tantalizing question about William Gibson’s ideas in his novel Neuromancer involves their relationship with the course that the Web took and continues to take as Neuromancer’s publication date--July 1, 1984, 25 years ago--recedes farther into the past. In his afterword to the 2000 re-release of the book, novelist Jack Womack sugges
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The tantalizing question about William Gibson’s ideas in his novel Neuromancer involves their relationship with the course that the Web took and continues to take as Neuromancer’s publication date--July 1, 1984, 25 years ago--recedes farther into the past. In his afterword to the 2000 re-release of the book, novelist Jack Womack sugges
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